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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-07
DELLAIItE.
Election Under tho Dow Law; Saloons
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Election Under tho Dow Law; Saloons O,
no Saloons:
9. Phillips is home from visit to Zsnes.
vile, 0.
Miss Tillie Ellikan has returned from a
pleasant visit to Cincinnati.
The Mayor has Issued a proclamation
closing the saloons on Monday.
A little child OF John Laudenalager, o.
the Fourth ward, vas buried yesterday.
The saloon men held a meeting Thurs.
day night to look after their interests in
the coming election.
Mai. Camp, the noted temperance apos.
tie, has been stirring this city from center
to circumference for the past two weeka.
Over 1000 persons have taken the pledge,
and the interest continues undated. The
Woman's Christian Temperance Union,
OF this city, have been waiting and long.
ing Tor just such an awakening, and have
succeeded in getting tho unanimous n
sent of the Council for 8 special election
on Monday in the interest OF local option,
and the event is occasioning q great deal
OF heated conversation. The saloon mon
are up in arms, and have hired almost all
tho carriages to DO had in tho city for the
purpose Of carrying voters 10 the polls.
The ladies Of the Womsn's Christian lem
perance Union intend to stand at the
places Of voting all day, and serve hot COT
fee and buns.
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STRONG LANGUAGE
Used Mt n Socialist Meotins-DisTcsard a
the Law Counselcd, S9

Used Mt n Socialist nlcotins-Diszesard of
the Law Counsclcd.
CHICAGO, March G.-There waa q meet
ing Of socisliats at West Twelfth street,
Turner hall this afternoon to discuss the
measure pending tho Illinois Legislature
known as the Merit bill TO punish
authors OF iIfammatory and ;ncendiary
speeches OF writings. After an address
by newspaper man named
Buchanan, denouncins capitalists, the
press, and military, q resolution WA
adopted protesting against the bill. Then
some very radical speeches were made in
English, German and Bohemian. Editor
Currin, Of the Arbeiter M.tung, advised
his hearers to procure arms and carry
them. Holmeu, the English chairman,
declared socialists had a right to preach
treason and tho overthrow of society
and the constituted authorities. Sooner
than see tho bill pass he would take arms
in hand and preach revolution. He was
sgainst the bill as an American citizen, as
a Socialiat and us an Anarchist. II neceu.
cary they should all become determined
rebels, aud preach downright revolution,
Curtin and Holmes were wildly cheered
by the crowd which included q number
Of women.
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a Woman seriously burned.

Shortly before Z o'clock Saturday evor-
ing q essolene stove exploded in the
kitchen OF the residences No. $3.50 Market
strcet, calling out the department by al
alarm from box No. 1G, corner Of Main and
Ninth streets. The tiremen responded
very promptly, but fortunately their Ser
vices were not needed, 90 tho building did
not igci.e. Mrs. McCracken, who lives
in the building, was in the kitchen at the
time OF the explosion, end was rather Sc.
rioualy burned about the hands and face
by the flash from tho gas. Tho explosion
knocked good deal Of plastering from the
walls and ceiling Of the kitchen, shattered
the glass in the door and windows and did
other damage.
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LOCAL. pnEv1T1Es.
Matters of MluOr Moment In aud About
LII. fitx I.

~ a. ~ If-l the wy, ffFeF VII U '1A4. u
orRnA HOUSE this ovening-"A Gold
Day"
\ TnE Board OF County Commissioners
meets to-day.
TnR only case in police court Saturday
was ono plain drunk.
JonN GuapLiNa waa fined S. and costs
by Squire Arkle Saturday night for az
asoault on Charles Holman.
JAMES FERRELL has opened q new
restaurant, 1.-THE Union HOUSE," Etna.
Vile, noar KGnlein's coal works.
4 NUMBER OF Maaona from Pittsburgh
are expected 10 visit Ohio Lodge No. !,
a. +. 4 a. NJ, this evening, at which
time the Master Mssons' degree will DO
conferred.
MoNnoE & RICE closod thelr engagement
In MY Aunt Bridget" Of tho Grand Sat.
urday night 10 q crowded house. The
piece Is m Of tho funniest and tho com.
pany one oil the best seen hore Tor o long
time. {
TuI work OF fitting up tho old Court
House for q school building for the &C.
commodation OF Washington din!rict pu.
pills, is progressing rapidly. Tho whole
interior asppct oil the building has been
changed.
EDWIN MAYo's 'Dayy Crockett" did less
than average business at the Opera House
at its three performance, but art!stically
the engagement wNs all thnt could be de-
sired, and the small audiences were very
well pleased.
Mn. FRANK PURCELL WA rendered 6
surprise party by his young friends las'
Thursday evening at his residence, or
North Market street. Progressive euchrt
and dancing were the chief attractions
until IL o'clock, when a bountiiul supbsl
Was servcd. +
CRESCENT LODGE, A. A. l.. K S. w, helt
q meeting Saturday evening, when It wa
expected they would take some action In
the strike ut tho Crescent mill, but they
allowed tho matter to ROMAN in statu quo
the mill Gommi.tee awaiting q call from
the proprletorp.
REVIVAL services et tho Fourth Stree
NJ. 4. Church arc still going on, and in
creasiRg IL interest. Eleven person.
Joined the church yesterday Oh probation
Seryices will be held every evening thil
week, commencing at 1880 O'Clock. A
!. cotdinl invitation 10 extended to all to b.
preaent. .
TuE ianlous English actress, Mis-, Nay
Fortesque, will open an engagement 0
three performances on Friday evening, thl
18Th Mt the Opera House, giving "Frou
Exam" Saturday matinee, "Gretchen; )
Saturday evening o double bill.wiil he giv
EN-, liking Rena's Daughter" and Sweet
hearts," M;ss FortcsQue Ia supported b,
Mr.. J. Newton Gosthold and en ezcellen
company.
A NEW castle OF tho Knights Of th'
Golden Eagle was instituted at Bridgepor
Saturday night. Tho new organization
started of With forty.fve members. Depu
ty Supreme Chief ]. S. Degnnt, Of thi
city, and a number OF members from th'
three Wheeling castles, were present ant
assiated in the ceremonies. Tho Wheeling
Knights have ordered uniforms, q aampl,
OF which is displayed at Grubb's JsWelr]
Store. II Is the handsomest lodge uni
form eyH seen in tho city.
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THE BIGGEST DOCKET YET.
Activity Of tho Police for tho Fast two Day.
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The docket for this mornings police
court bids fair to DO as large as any ever
tried in that court. at midnight there
were in the neighborhood Of lorty cases on
the book, and a we'll grounded Impression
prevailed that the oficera were not done
yet. Saturday two plain DRINKS, one dis.
orderly and ono case OF carrying concealed
weapons were run In. At IN early hour
yesterday morning Officers Carney, Bell.
Truscheli and Glenn visited Maggie Con.
roy's house, l16 S%eyenteeth street, and ar.
reated three girls and four men, ali putting
up Tor their appearance. Tho landlady
was not at home.
About mi o'clock yesterday morning
Officers Dunlap, Watson and McNichols
raided the colored house OF i'll repute kent
by Celia williams OIL Market Street. TAX.
ing In tho madam, four colored girls and
five white men, all OF whom put up for
their appearance.
Yesterday afternoon tho police made a
descent on a poker room on Market street
nearly opposite tho old City Building, and
arrested Six men besides the proprietor.
Last evening Officers Lukens, Heslop
and. Desmond raided a boat house tied M
at the river side above tho city water.
works, and found seven young men EN-.
gagged in gambling. They were all run in.
The old superstition that seven is q
lucky number seems to get a black eve
from the record in several Of these raids.
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NEW CORPORATIONS.
FOUR RECENT CHAPTERS ISSUED.
OF Them to Now Wheeling Concerns, q
Gymnnsinm md n Savings Danit-Two
Important Railroad Projects Take Dc.
iiaito Shnpc-Tlen II. l. .. Behind It u

Secretary OF State Walker has Issued a
charter TO tho Mutual Savings Bank. The
principal place OF business Ia to be at
Wheeling. Alex. Mitchell, W. g. Wilkin.
son, %tellers, Q. II. Collier, Edward Robert.
Son, printer, Alex. Upde8raG, clerk, Geo.
G. Hannah, manufacturer. Howard Haz.
lett, Frank Stanton, 7. II. Losau, W. ..
Simpson, Hullihen Quarter, T. G. Molfat,
merchants, Thomas 0'Brien, real estate
agent, George Baird, physician, all Of
Wheeling, are tho incorporatora.
The Secretary O, State has also iasued a
certificate OF incorporation to the Wheel.
Ing Athletic Club, formed for tho
purpose Of establishing and main.
tanning q gymnasium and promoting the
physical culture OF its members. $l0c
have been subscribed and paid In with thu
privilege Of increasing the stock to So Ol
in all. The Stockholders are Ms follows;
A. 8. List, Samuel Hazlett, w. L. Ewing
Charles T., Mason and r. Edgar Hall, all o
J Wheeling, ] share each.
A charter has been issued to the Valley
& Elk River Railroad Company.
This road will commence at Beverly
Randolph county, and run thence by tie
most practicable route to some point al Of
near Brsxton Court House. The princips
place Of business to BIO at Grafton, Taylo,
county, charter to continue perpetually
The capital stock Is $4,000, and held q
follows: John Brsdahaw, John T. Nc
Graw, John W. Mason, George W. Whites
carver and Thomas i. Davis, all OF Graf
ton, 20 shares each.
Also, to the Baltimore, Grafton {
Charleston Railroad Company, to com
mence at a point upon the line OF thu
Grafton & Greenbrier Railroad, o. o,
near the Buchannon river, in the count,
OF Barbour, and run thence by the mos
practicable route to some point ut or neal
the city Of Charleston, kanawha county
The principal office is TO be at Grafton
The capital stock ia $500, 900, and held q
tollows: John Bradshaw, John I. McGraw
John W. Mason, George w. Whitescarvc:
and Thomas L. Davis, OF Grafton, Il
shares each, - d
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Sole Agent, 1ls3 Main 81:
ABOUT PEOPLE.

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Strangers In tie City aud Wheeling Folk
Abroad.
Mr.. D. E. S.alnaker Is home from
Charleston.
MIR. Henry Speyer is off on q bnsinest
trip in the East.
Hon. J. J. Woods lstt Saturday evening
on a business trip to Kansas City.
Nj. George S. Feeney LETT yesterday iol
Chicago and the Northwest on a-business
trip.
Prof. Arthur Bigss and Hon. Jesse Lea
arre, Of West Liberty, were in the city
Saturday.
Mia Ida Neal, of the Island, lott last
Saturday to vieit frienda in %Steubenville
and East Liverpool. .
Mrs. J.. P. Jones and Mrs. William
White, Of Terra Alta, are visiting Dr.. Har-
riet B. Jones, or Fifteenth street.
Mr.. viii Goe!zs Lett yesterdayio Genoa
Junction, Wis, to visit his parents. His
father ID seriously i'll at his home there.
Mr.. L. S. Lelspl0in returned home Sat-
urday evening alter q two months CO.
journ in the South. The principal part
OF his time was spent in Florida and
Cubs.
Hon. J.. 8. Dliggs, OF WoodaGe!d, Ohio,
Judge CT the Belmont and Monroe county
court, and Mr.. w. B. Cash, OF st. Clairs-
willie. Clerk OF the Courts, spent Sunday
with friends in this city.
Mr.. W. g. Mooney, cashier Of the
WooGaEe]d.. Monroe county. Ohio. hank
ard Hon. ~. Woods, Of this city, left
Saturday on an extennive Western trip.
They will be gone about three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McAdams and son,
James, returned home Saturday evening
from Southern California, where Mrs.
McAdams and her Ron have been for the
past elk weeks for the benefit Of the
%latter's health.
Col. R. @. Catch, Of Cincinnati, a very
clever gentleman who spent q good por-
ton OF last summer here, and made him
self very popular by his genial manners,
is at the Stamm House, having come here
to look after some business and to visit
friends.
Speaking OF n recent entertainment
given there a Wellsburg correspondent
says: Miss Roma House, Of Wheeling,
gave several recitstions. This lady, who
appears before q Wellsburg audience for
the fret time, completely c~aptivated her
audience. Miss Kate Land, Of Wheeling
Island, favored the audience with several
songs, her clear, sweet voice awakening
expressions Of admiration from all.
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Jack Crowley Out.

Jack Crowley, who, it will be remem-
bered, wa sentenced to the p%enitentiary
for two yeara for his memorable prizs fight
with Ed. Dillon, at Golfers Station, about
two years ago, having been arrested when
he WAS but 9 short distance from thtEtate
line, by reason OF being 60 weak he could
90 no further and dropped to the ground,
was in the city Saturday on his way home
from Moundsville to Pittsburgh, having
been released from ths penjtentiaryin the
morning. Crowley had 100 days taken
oH his sentence on account Of good. be-
havior. Although he is ove,ioyed with
his freedom, he will again enter the prizs
ring. Dillon was more fortunate than
Crowley, and escaped from the State.
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o. Cold paYn

Fisher & Hsssan's company will appear
at tho Opera House this evening in the
famous farcical absurdity, "a Cold Day"
The New York Dramatic Times says: "a
Gold Day" is certainly an amusing farce
Of the kind which is best exemplifed BY
such pieces as "The Bunch Of Keys' and
ga Parlor Match" 1t gives widespread
opportunities for the introduction Of spe-
c~ialties, and 80 far as we can Judge BY the
performances on Monday night, It is likely
to keep its audience in q constant roar Of
laughter wherever it is performed. Frank
M. Wills and the excellent company en-
gagged in his support went through the
performance with much vigor and skill.
"a Cold Day" ia to be regarded as 6 COM
plete Buccess, I.5 rs ~
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TIE STATE
Accidents aud Incidents In West virginia
wv. -L- Lrnnu Vicinity. n

o. i.
Tho Parkcrsburg fair Ia to DO revived.
Beverly 10 to have a steam planning mill.
Trout fishing has begun In the noun
talns.
The Fayette Demlocra. speaks Of Charles.
ton as 'the M%udopolis."
Lazearvilie has a newspaper, tho Re.
porter, J. 7. Plattenburg, editor.
There were over 1000, 900 tons Of coal
mined In West Virginia Inst year.
Fayette county mines and shipa more
coal and manufactures more coke than
any other county in the State.
Tho postotilce at Pt. Pleasant has been
made q Presidential office, and +. d.
Hoy, the present incumbent, appointed
postmaster. II
Charleston Is 10 have FREQ postal deliy.
cry. She certainly needa some improve.
ment In her postal facilities, as thoy are
the worst In the State.
The Kanawha & Ohio Railway has re.
ceiyed o first shipment Of ono hundred
twenty-five ton box cars. These cars
arc OF tho latest improved freight pat
torns.
In 1884, there was shipped from the
upper end Of Randolph county, including
Beverly, 6,000 pounds Of dressed poultry,
In 1856, 5000 pounds and in 1856 10000
pounds, or moro than that Of tho two pre-.
coding yeare.
The merchants OF Grafton have formed
an association for their mutual benefit.
They will al buy and sell produce at tho
same prico and keep o list Of dead-beats
and dishonest customers that will DO
given to all the others by the member
who has been swindled.
We are informed that the Henry G,
Davis railroad will DO extended twenty.
five mile during the coming summer.
This will bring the road some distance
within this county. II the road is ex.
tended up Cheat River or any Of Its t,ibu.
taries 1t will be a great advantage to a
largo portion Of tho county.-RandolpA
Enterprise.
Deputy Marshal Mehen, who took the
four convicts from here to the peniten.
tiary tho other day, says that when the
keys were turned on young Trader he
tainted and foil to tho floor. being com.
plelely unneryed. When Ssndsbury was
taken within the walls he found himself
lace to face with his own brother, who
WAS cent up several years ago from Taylor
county. Harris, the colored man, had
been there before under an aasumed name
for house-brcaking in Berkeley county,
ParkersLurg State Journal.
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Tho Killing OF Willard Willie.
The Martinsburg Herald in its laat issu,

Ahe 'Aail'nsoutk AeFu'a Ill lts laat lesue
says:
Algernon Miller, charged with shoot.
ing Willard White, in Timber Ridge, Fred.
erick County, Va, was arrested at ths
home Of his mother, Falling Waters Dis.
trict, this week, and taken to Winchester.
At the hearing he claimed that no shot
White in self defense; that six disguised
men broke into the house where he was
living, striking him and knocking him
down, and thinking they were intent upon
robbery and murder he eeized q gun and
shot The first assailant in reach. Miller is
asmall man, talks well, and told a straight
story before the Magistrate. He wss held
for trial. A mob went to his house for the
purpoaeof taking him out to tar and festh-
or him for living with q woman who had
left ner husband. They broke down the
door, but tho killing Of the frat ono who
entered caused tho rost to take to their
heols. Under the circumstances it was q
clear case Of Eelt.detense.
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Tile Child Actress.

Little Ollie Redpath, who commences q
four nights engagement at the Grand
Opera House on Wednesday evening,
March 0, has made one Of the hits Of the
season at all OF the theatres where she has
appeared, her singing and dancing catch
ing the audience at once. She is also
supported by q fine company. She will
appear IN o play written expressly Tor her
BY. q well.known author, and very appro-
pristely called pert" i
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Greatly Excited.

Not a few of the citizens OF Wheeling
have recently become greatly excited over
the astounding facts, that several OF their
friends who had been pronounced by
their physicians as incurable and beyond
all hope.suffering with that dreaded
monster Consumption-have been COM
cured by Dr. Kings New Discov.
cry for Consumption, tho only remedy
That does positively cure all throat and
lung diseased, Coughs, Colds, Asthma
and bronchitis. Trial bottle free at Logan
y Co.'S Drug Store, large bottles 81.
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A Miner Badly Hurt.

--"|T-- HH'0f n'u15 H"Ht' -0| ~
A miner named Jacobs, employed at
tho coal mines Of tho Wheeling Mining 4
Manufacturing Company, met with a
serious accident Saturday, which will lay
him up for como time, He was working
in nj Of the chambers when 4 heavy
fail OF sospstono struck him, hurting him
to the ground. He WAC extricated BY his
companions and found to have suffered a
very severe fracture OF his right shoulder
hla1a -l.Lf| Mu f. gNg, -
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AN ATHLETES ADVENTURE.
Arrested for Attempting Murder, Ills Al.
legged Victim Exuncrntes Him,

Arrested for Attempting Murder, Ills Al.
legged Victim Exonera.es Him.
New York, March 5.-Walter G. Camp,
of New Haven, tho well known athlete
and coach Of the Ysle!Foot Ball team, was
arrested here this afternoon, charged with
attempting to assassinate George Condit
Smith, who was found in Madison Square,
two or three nights ago, suffering from q
bullet wound. Smith declined to saw
who fired the shot, or why. The motive
alleged by tho police is jealousy, Smith
having %supplanted Camp in the affections
Of Miss Sallie Barnes, "a New jersey
heiress. '
He was taken to the hospital and con.
fronted with Smith. The latter declared
that Camp was not the assassin and that
no had never Hean him before. Camp was
accordingly released and at once left for
New Haven.
NEW HAVEN, Or, March 5.-The arrest
at New York Of Walter G. Camp, Yale's
famous base ball and loot ball PLAYER.
charged with tho attempted murder OF
George Coudit Smith, has created a tre-
mendouB sensation in the college world
and a!so throughout the city. The gen.
eral opinion Tonight among Yale mon,
baBed on the reports that Smith wat shot
at ! o'clock Thurlday morning, is that the
detectives have made a ismontable
blunder. Walter Camp was in this city
Wednesday ovaning, md cc!ed aa referee
ct the Yale sportsin tho skating rink, He
remained at the rink until the game was
hu!shed, at about HIS r. NJ. From the
rink he went directly to his home, and 70.
mainsd there until morning, when ho
went to New York on the 7 o'clock train.
The family have received a resssuriug
dispatch from him, and arc not at ali
alarmed as to the outcome.
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Trainers OF lscnl Estnte

The following transfers OF real estate
were admitted to. record at Clerk Hooks
office Saturday:
Decd made March s, 1887. by James P.
Rogere, trustee, to John Weiss, Of Tria-
delphia, Tor six acres, three FOODS and
TWENTY-FIVE perches OF land on Peters run ;
alec ffty.two acres Of land on tho same
Consideration $3.50.
Deed made February s., 1887, by Simon
Lenhart, Jr., and wife to John Rsinachsr,
for a piece Of ground on the extension Of
New Jersey street. Consideration, S..
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THO Murdered Nuns Funeral.

Tho funeral OF William O'Neil, tho pop,
ular young East Wheelingi!e who was
murdered at Elm Grove by Elmer Clark
last Wednesday, took place Saturday from
/, tho residence Of tho mother Of the unfor.
tuuata young man and was very largely
attended. Crescent lodge Of the Amalga-
mated Association, Of which tho deceased
was q member, composed OF those working
at tho Cresont mill, attended In q body
and escorted the remains on their way 10
tho cemetery az far as the city Limits.
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Choking, Catarrh.

Have you awakened from a disturbed sleep with
all the horrible sensations Of an assassin cluichinp
your throat and pressing the life.brca,h from vour
tiShtcned chest? Have you noticed tho lapruo,
and debility that succeed tho effort to clear vour
throat and head OF this catarrhal matter? whata
depressing influence 1t exeEts upon tho mind,
clouding the memory and filling tho head wi,hpeins
and strange noises! How difficult It ia To ria ,ho
nasal passages. throat and lungs OF this polsonoonss
mucus az can testify who arc afflicted with caiar1h'
How difficult to protect the syAtem against its nv NJ.
Their progress towards tho lungs, liver and kidncSss
all physicians. Will admit. II Ia a terrible dfsesss'
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Charleston Mud.

There has been o good dcal Of talk about
the mud at the Permanent Seat" and
persons coming from there have been &C.
cused OF exag2erating. The following,
from the Ssar OF that place, will probably
be credited:
A horse, attached to a wagon, fell in q
mud'holo on State street, opposite the X.
NJ. |. campus. this morning, and his head
had to be held up to keep him from sutfo.
eating with mud. As he could not be got
out otherwise, he was absolutely rolled to
the sidewalk; where he gained his feet.